Broken Moonlantern Novels & Stories

It floated toward the Forgotten Flame. The crystal lantern opened by itself. Not breaking. Blooming. Like a flower. The tiny flame drifted forward. Slowly. Patiently. Until it settled inside. The lantern closed. Its clear crystal now held two lights. The ancient golden path. And the silver-gold flame. The room filled with warmth. Outside, every bridge across the Silent Sea glowed brilliantly. The blue lanterns answered. Far away... I felt the Heart of Lumora pulse. Anara's crystal flower bloomed.

Her breath could be seen the signed of excitement and a little bit of frightening. Suddenly, the three bluish ball sudden moved closer to each other forming a very huge ball as they collide. Celyn was amazed and she could not blinked her eyes to see every details that she could see around. The balls collide and they mixed on each other, their lights become brighter, the place where they were enlighten and that was the reason why Celyn found out that she was not in the place that full of marble like ground but she was hallucinated by the beauty that the expensive stones made. She saw the normal stones below that bluish ball that become bigger and bigger. Her eyes widen wide as she stared on

I closed my eyes and tried to sleep but aunt Tess's words were still swimming in my head. This is a game changer for Seth. I am a Luna. He thought he could break my heart and get away with it but he can't . I won't let him. He will regret the day he had left me. Vengeance crept into my heart. I did not know how I was going to make him pay, but I was going to. " Breakfast is ready," I heard aunt Tess's jovial voice from the dining hall.

Amy explained to Nana when she asked her about their mating. I choked on my drink, glaring at Dylan. I can't believe he was actually serious about that! “Sorry to chip in but when is the ceremony supposed to be again?” I asked. “At the full moon, that should be about three weeks from now,” I turned to glare at Dylan. “What? You are a superwoman,” he said. I scoffed in disbelief, I couldn't believe he was using the words that made me blush at a time. “I guess I have a lot of planning to do at the moment,” I whispered.

Both Olive and I were appointed to be part of the homecoming committees. It was so exciting at first, but when Dad told me he wanted to make a big Full Moon celebration as well, I was already through. “THEA—OH, MY GOD—WHAT ARE YOU DOING?!” Olive’s loud shrieked reverberated through the high ceiling of the gymnasium. I moved my body to cover the dent on the box, but Olive was actually looking at something else. “I told you—no red decorations!” She pointed at the round, red paper lanterns I hung just before I was reminded on how I had to be a ‘committee’ in the Full Moon as well.

If only he knew. Evening descends, painting the sky in hues of deep blue and purple. The village square is transformed. Lanterns glow softly, their light casting golden patterns on the cobblestone ground. The air hums with the sounds of celebration: the rhythm of drums, the chatter of pack members, and the occasional bursts of laughter. The Moon Goddess’ shrine stands at the center, draped in white silk and adorned with offerings of fruit and flowers. The crescent moon is visible now, bright and serene, a reminder of the traditions that bind us together.

A lunaris wolf's light is steady but small but among the pack it swells into something fierce, a shared aura that turns into both a shield and a weapon. The more unbroken bonds the higher the chances of defeating the Vorath.’ I paused and stared into space. Was this why I needed Killian? as far as I knew he was the only unbreakable bond I had. I narrowed my gaze back to the book. ‘Third was the moon herself. Under a full moon, the lunaris light burns at its peak.’ And since my race were descendants of the moon itself, we were powerful under it too. I was convinced I had gotten the basic knowledge I needed about almost everything.

But sixty-three dollars didn't pay for survival. I slept four hours a night if I was lucky. Lucien noticed. Of course he noticed. He watched me like I was something fragile that might shatter if he looked away. It made my skin crawl. Made me want to scream at him that he didn't get to care now. Not after forgetting. Not after erasing me so completely. But I didn't scream. I smiled. Nodded. Did my job. And counted down the hours until I could collapse. It was a Tuesday when everything broke.

Andrea, furious with all his rage, wanted to throw himself at Ramanov, Lola tapped on his shoulder, Lola was whispering something ancient into my ears, as they fought, she tried shouting to stop them but her voice was just like a puff in the air, weightless and racked. The fact that I couldn't wake up doesn't mean I didn't feel the grief around me. The moon Goddess made a pact with me, I had to sacrifice myself if I wanted my pack to be free from the shackles of Ramanov. But could I handle this, tears rolled down my eyes.

Following her lead, everyone released their lanterns simultaneously, creating a mesmerizing display that none had ever witnessed before. As Amani watched the lanterns dance against the night sky, she felt a profound sense of release. Letting go of those lanterns symbolized letting go of the grief she had held onto since her parents’ deaths. A serene smile spread across her face, and Malakai couldn’t help but be captivated by her. The light show was enthralling, but nothing compared to the breathtaking sight of Amani, radiant under the lantern-filled sky.